Reporter Martin A. Dyckman has received the 1984 Medal of Honor for a Non-Lawyer. Concerned with good government and the administration of justice throughout his journalistic career, Martin A. Dyckman […]
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Former Florida Supreme Court Justice Ben F. Overton has been awarded the 1984 Medal of Honor Award. From the beginning of his legal career in 1952, Ben F. Overton has
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ORLANDO — Follow the path of the thousands of Florida juveniles who are incarcerated each year, and you’ll likely find that poverty, poor education and a difficult home life were
Florida Justice Summit examines alternatives to Florida’s growing prison system Read More »
Lawyer Mark Hulsey has been awarded the 1985 Medal of Honor. Dedicated to the principles of a fair and impartial judiciary and a justice system responsive to the needs of
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Sylvia Alberdi is awarded the 1985 Medal of Honor in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the administration of justice in Florida. Through years of experience, knowledge and an inherent
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Dedicated to the principles of a system of justice that was created to serve the needs of all the people, Russ Carlisle exemplifies the highest ideas of the legal profession
Russell E. Carlisle receives 1986 Medal of Honor Award Read More »
Marshall McDonald has been awarded the 1989 Medal of Honor for a Non-Lawyer in recognition of his outstanding service in improving the administration of Florida’s judicial system. In 1983, The
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Neal R. Sonnett is awarded the 1989 Medal of Honor for a lawyer for his dedicated service in improving the administration of the criminal justice system and in protecting individual
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February 2010 by Gabrielle Davis ORLANDO — In the aftermath of the earthquake that devastated Haiti Jan. 12, the U.S. government extended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to Haitians already
Foundation grants help Haitians apply for Temporary Protected Status Read More »
Attorney James C. Rinaman, Jr., former president of The Florida Bar and a partner in the Jacksonville law firm of Marks, Gray, Conray & Gibbs, P.A., and Sr. Catherine Gorman,
Foundation honors Rinaman, Gorman at Annual Dinner Read More »
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